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he vocational classes at South
range from automotives, wood
working and metals, to electron­
ics and architectural drafting.
T Each teaches the student a skill
that can be pursued for a career, or used as
a hobby. Often, the classes work on projects
which have a practical value. For example,
the metals department makes computer
tables for schools nearby as well as for
South.
The drafting classes design and build
model homes which are displayed at the
Home Show each year. Automotives classes
learn to repair and refinish cars. Some cars
are left by people for the students to repair
and repaint.

Looking for help from his teacher, Mr. Dennis Bernadt, Mike
Moreland sketches out his rough draft.

Juniors Matt Milan and John Benak wonder how these things go togeth­
er.

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